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25.01.2022 Love this for our community

23.01.2022 Learning the letter B

21.01.2022 Occupational consciousness provides a lens for occupational therapy students, faculty, and practitioners to understand the historical underpinnings of occupatio...nal injustice, including the promotion of inequity and bias toward people of color. AOTA’s latest CE article, Understanding Systemic Racism in the U.S.: Educating Our Students and Ourselves focuses on enhancing occupational consciousness through continuing education on historical and political policies in the United States as they relate to occupational justice. http://ow.ly/aoEl50BSuZm See more

20.01.2022 A fabulous opportunity for our mob

20.01.2022 It's time for AT Fridays! This week, OT Sophie talks about using weighted blankets

20.01.2022 OTA and some dedicated OT's have been advocating for NDIS participants. Well done to all who contributed

20.01.2022 What a great idea to teach kids to call 000

19.01.2022 Handwriting without tears ...... What superstars

18.01.2022 This month in OT Practice Magazine: Breast cancer diagnosis and treatment can impose physical and psychological strain on the individual, resulting in decreased... ability and/or desire to engage in meaningful occupations. Learn how prehabilitation protocol recommendations can be used to enhance function. http://ow.ly/j36G50BK3Jt #breastcancerawareness See more

17.01.2022 #anxiety The struggle is real. FlyingMonkeysDenied.com

16.01.2022 A model with Cerebral Palsy is on a mission to change the way the world views disability

15.01.2022 Throw kindness like confetti xx

15.01.2022 Give your permission to make your own rules xxxx

15.01.2022 Signing for some our peeps at school

13.01.2022 good afternoon friends - here are some graphics that portray guided relaxation exercises for your child if they’re feeling triggered or overwhelmed in any way. ...even if they are at peace these exercises are encouraged to be continued to maintain that positive state of well-being please reach out if you have any questions and also feel free to share your strategies or anything you have come across!

12.01.2022 True demonstration of patience and understanding

11.01.2022 A dream come true

09.01.2022 An occupational therapist or occupational therapy assistant can address challenges to participating in daily activities for those navigating breast cancer and t...reatment. Read our "Tips for Living with Breast Cancer" and share your experiences working with clients, in the comments. http://ow.ly/JYDW50BRAmr #breastcancerawarenessmonth See more

08.01.2022 Our CEO, Martin Hoffman has written an open letter to participants, their families and carers. The letter gives participants more information on what independen...t assessments mean for them and also shares information about upcoming improvements to the Scheme. Tap to read the open letter, including an Easy Read version: https://bit.ly/2SJR8jI

07.01.2022 We hope our mob enjoyed Naidoc week? #Ngunnawalpeople

05.01.2022 Auslan signing ..... I am you are we are Australian. Love it xx

04.01.2022 From the CEO 12 October 2020 Martin Hoffman, NDIA CEO, has released an open letter to all participants, their families and carers. Dear participants, families and carers, ...Continue reading

04.01.2022 Why Does My Older Child Chew on Everything? Posted by Debra C. Lowsky, MS, CCC-SLP on 29th Nov 2015 Question: My 9 year old chews on everything... erasers, foam rubber, shirt collars. He has always had an oral fixation since he was a toddler, putting toys in his mouth and chewing on everything in sight. Is this something more than typical childhood behavior? I've read on some discussion boards that your "Grabbers" are often used by other kids with the same issue. Looki...Continue reading

03.01.2022 A survey for families ....to assist with access for all.

02.01.2022 Did you know that playing board games can help support your child’s development? Not only are board games super fun for the whole family, but they can help develop a range of skills: Fine Motor Skills ---- Picking up small pieces, rolling the dice, handing out cards...there are so many board games that help strengthen fine motor skills through encouraging the use of small hand movements. Gross Motor Skills ---- Try mixing in some different challenges with a board game t...o help develop your child’s gross motor skills. Sitting on the floor cross-legged can help with their core strength, or ask them to hop, skip, or balance while waiting for their next turn. Social Skills ---- Whether they’re playing a board game with family or friends, the process requires the use of social skills to ensure a fair, smooth and fun experience. Things like deciding who goes first, or working together if they’re in a team with someone else, greatly contribute to enhancing social skills. Emotional Regulation ---- Playing board games can help children understand how to regulate their emotions, especially when they lose. Encouraging the importance of saying things like, That was a great game, or Thanks so much for playing, can help them regulate their emotions and strengthen friendships. #occupationaltherapy #otresources #OT #boardgame #paediatrics See more

02.01.2022 Give yourself permission to make your own rules xxxx

02.01.2022 A bit of information for our community

01.01.2022 Lived experience resource